Cheap Holidays to Barcelona

Barcelona Holidays

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Holidays in Barcelona

There are plenty of reasons why you should pull out your suitcase and experience an adventure to Barcelona. Read on to discover a few of the best!

Approximately 1,600,000 people call this place home.

It is located 310 miles east of the country's capital, Madrid, and 9 miles south of Badia del Vallès.

If you're the kind of traveller who enjoys the star attractions, Sagrada Familia is the ideal destination for you to explore.

The whole family is sure to enjoy a visit to Tibidabo Amusement Park and Illa Fantasia. Young ones still not worn out? Keep the adventure going with a trip to the Film Archive of Catalonia and the Barcelona Wax Museum.

Learn about the creatures of the seven seas at Barcelona Aquarium and L’Aquàrium.

A few animal snaps will definitely add some charm to your holiday album! Take the family to see, discover and photograph the array of fascinating wildlife at the Barcelona Zoo and the Cim d'Aligues. The Zoo de Barcelona is another impressive attraction which teaches visitors about animal care and conservation.

If you're a wine connoisseur, don't overlook the opportunity to indulge your taste buds at the Cava Blancher and the Albert I Noya. You can also sit down, relax and sample the liquid treasures at the Cava Recaredo Winery and the J. Miquel Jane Winery.

Start your night with some card games and glimmering lights at the Casino Barcelona. It's the ideal place to get the good times rolling!

Botanical experts and novices alike will be happy to find out about this region's regional and international plant collections. For a day among the flowers, start off with a leisurely walk around the impressive beds at the Barcelona Botanic Garden. Once you're done there, head to Parc de Cervantes, where the variety of species alone will be sure to thrill you. If you can't get enough, the displays at Jardines de la Torre de les Aigues and Mossen Costa i Llobera Gardens are also rather unique.

Kick off your shoes and feel the cool grass under your feet at an oasis of greenery like Park Guell or Montjuic. Also consider spending a relaxing day roaming the grounds of Parc de la Ciutadella and Joan Miro Park.

A trip to the seaside is a relaxing antidote to the hustle and bustle of the city, so why not spend a bit of time inhaling the deliciously salty air at Barceloneta Beach or Mar Bella Beach? Bogatell Beach and Nova Icaria Beach are a few other spots you might like to consider.

Do you want to get closer to nature? Recharge and reconnect at Coves del Salnitre and Montjuïc. You won't want to miss canal dels micos either. The natural surrounds here are sure to take your breath away.

Monastery of Pedralbes and the National Art Museum of Catalonia are calm places to get some peace and quiet. Peruse the eye-opening displays and ask the staff about guided tours and other one-off events! The Maritime Museum and Barcelona Pavilion are also leading institutions.

The intriguing scientific gadgets at the CosmoCaixa and Fabra Observatory are bound to power up your brain. For even more from the science realm, make your way to the Museu de Ciències Naturals. Be sure to ask around about any temporary exhibitions that may be on.

Broaden your knowledge on the natural world with a trip to the Museu Blau and the Natural Sciences Museum. With so many amazing things jammed into the display shelves, you might not know where to begin! To see more of our planet's many creations, continue onwards to the Archaeology Museum of Catalonia and the Catalan Ethnographical Museum.

In a place that's flush with excellent art collections, the Picasso Museum and the Joan Miro Foundation stand out from the bunch. If you're feeling inspired, you can also feast your eyes at the Barcelona Museum of Contemporary Art and the Caixaforum.

Journey back through time and get to know the people and events that have helped shape this region at the Barcelona History Museum and the Barcelona Egyptian Museum. For an even greater insight into yesteryear, also think about visiting the History Museum of Catalunya and the L'Enrajolada - Santacana House Museum.

To properly appreciate the history of Barcelona, take a moment to explore the Casa Batllo and the Arc de Triomf. Why not also spend a little time at the University of Barcelona and the Casa Vicens?

If you'd like a glimpse into the worlds of the rich and famous, a stop at Palau de la Generalitat de Catalunya or The Constable's House is sure to be a lot of fun. Of course, they aren't the only grand abodes in Barcelona. Virreina Palace and Baro de Quadras Palace are also well worth a visit.

For a magical escape, look up and marvel at the spellbinding exterior of Montjuic Castle and Castelldefels Castle. If you're keen to explore more of these remarkable cultural buildings, why not visit Castle of Corbera de Llobregat and Castle of the Three Dragons as well?

No matter your beliefs, you're sure to enjoy the tranquil atmosphere at Barcelona Cathedral and Church of the Sacred Heart. Sant Pau del Camp and Basilica de Santa Maria del Mar are some other historically significant places of worship to put on your itinerary.

Don't take off just yet, there's lots more to see and do. Have you explored Port Vell and Port Olimpic yet? You'll also find plenty to keep you interested at the Mercat de les Flors and Rambla del Raval.